A DisplayPort to HDMI cable is a really useful tool for connecting devices that have a DisplayPort output to displays that have an HDMI input. This can be especially handy if you’re trying to connect a computer to a TV or monitor.
DisplayPort is a digital interface developed by the Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA). It’s mainly use to connect a video source to a display device, like a monitor. DisplayPort can carry both audio and video signals and supports high resolutions and refresh rates, making it great for gaming and high-definition video.
HDMI, or High-Definition Multimedia Interface, is another digital interface used for transmitting audio and video data. It’s widely used in TVs, monitors, projectors, and many other devices. HDMI is known for its ability to carry high-definition video and audio signals over a single cable, making it very convenient.
- Compatibilité: If your computer or other device has a DisplayPort and your monitor or TV only has HDMI, this cable lets you connect them easily.
- Convenience: It’s a simple solution that doesn’t require any additional adapters or converters.
- Qualité: These cables can transmit high-definition video and audio, so you won’t lose quality.
- Cable Length: Make sure the cable is long enough to reach between your devices but not so long that it causes signal degradation.
- Version Compatibility: Ensure that the cable supports the versions of DisplayPort and HDMI you’re using. For example, if you have a DisplayPort 1.4 output, make sure the cable supports it.
- Resolution and Refresh Rate: Check that the cable can handle the resolution and refresh rate you need. Some cables might not support 4K at 60Hz, for example.
- Active vs. Passive: Some DisplayPort to HDMI cables are active, meaning they have a chip that converts the signal. Others are passive and rely on the device to do the conversion. Active cables are generally more reliable for higher resolutions and refresh rates.
I once had to connect my laptop to a big screen TV for a movie night. My laptop only had a DisplayPort output, and the TV only had HDMI inputs. I got a DisplayPort to HDMI cable, and it worked perfectly. The video was clear, and the audio came through without any issues. It was a lifesaver in that scenario.
Nom du produit | DP to HDMI cable |
Matériau | Bare copper+PVC |
Couleur | Noir |
Longueur | 0.15m |
Utilisation | TVHD / Ordinateur portable/projecteur |
Connecteur | Plaqué or 24k |
Certificat | CE ROHS |
Garantie | 1 an |
